The problem of the white researcher in black communities is approached from a systems perspective with emphasis on relationships, as opposed to variables: the relationships of concern are those between black communities and educational systems in the communities. (Author/JM)

Current interest in control of schools is a struggle for economic influence rather than genuine educational concerns, and in urban areas is generally a struggle between black and whites. A systems approach, claims author, is an alternative for sharing control and responsibility. (DS)

Training Technology is a supplement to Educational Technology. (AG)

College planners turned to the use of systems building, fast-track planning, and construction management to produce a 1,000-student, first-phase campus in 20 months. (Author)

New developments in the building industry meet the cost-time-quality challenge. (Author)

A coordinated and articulated evaluation system at all levels in occupational education is vitally important to the success of programs. (Author)

Regarding educational improvement as a continuing process based upon research, feedback, and modification, the effective utilization of educational research in the comprehensive ES'70 program is described as dependent upon the extent to which an effective network of interagency and interpersonal communications is developed. (JK)

Author advocates an administrative model incorporating a university wide management information system" in order to end further impulsive development" and to enable the university to withstand increasing pressures. (Editor)

Systems analysis offers a useful approach for the redirection of counselor education. The formulation of training objectives stated in terms of what the counselor candidate will be doing as a result of instruction is an intrinsic part of the systems approach. (Author)

Conceptual approach to arranging the course sequence of industrial arts teacher education programs. (Author/GB)

Discusses trends toward the systems approach in education including the development of effective instructional systems in government and industry; the introduction of teaching machines, programed learning, and computer- assisted instruction; and the increase in both the amount and sophistication of educational research and development. (JF)

Discusses the School Construction Systems Development (SCSD) project, a system of mass produced facility components. The experience provided by the project should be of value to those using the systems approach to design and construction. (JF)

Pointing to the fragmentation that currently exists in the educational programs of most developing countries, the author calls for a coordinated, international effort in rural adult education which would make use of the new technology. (LS)

Discussed are the contributions of the Regional Educational Laboratory for the Carolinas and Virginia (RELCV) to fourteen junior colleges. Most attention is given to the implementation of the idea of "performance agreements, a contract between the college and a faculty member tying his salary increases to the performance of his students. (LS)